Course summary

The BSc (Hons) Audiology degree will prepare you for a role as a healthcare science practitioner in NHS audiology. You'll study the underpinning knowledge required while developing clinical skills in the workplace in the assessment, management, and therapeutic rehabilitation of patients with hearing and associated disorders. The taught component of this course is designed to be delivered predominantly online, with a one week block attendance required at the University's City Campus each semester. In addition to the taught component of this course, you'll be required to complete a mandatory integrated clinical placement. This placement will be a minimum of 50 weeks, across the three years of the course in an audiology department. The course is accredited by the National School of Healthcare Science and follows the Practitioner Training Programme. There is significant demand for audiologists, and upon graduation you'll be eligible to register with the Academy of Healthcare Science and practise within NHS departments.